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How disaster spending plans fell short on OMB’s watch
The Government Accountability Office found that a lack of Office of Management and Budget guidance resulted in insufficient documentation that disaster relief funds were spent efficiently.
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Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
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GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
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The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
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Federal agency recommends White House aide Conway be fired
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel said Kellyanne Conway is a “repeat offender” of the Hatch Act by disparaging Democratic presidential candidates while speaking in her official capacity during television interviews and on social media.
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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
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Senior DEA official gave special treatment to son, former colleagues
The individuals were hired as contractors within his chain of command, despite lack of qualifications. The official also misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer dollars.
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Why these employees are the most opioid-prescribed feds
U.S. Postal Service employees account for approximately 48 percent of federal employee opioid prescription costs under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act program.
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Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
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Feds: DeVos used personal emails for work in ‘limited’ cases
The agency’s Office of Inspector General, which was investigating at the request of House Democrats, said it searched the department’s email system and found a “limited” number of messages to or from Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ personal accounts.
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How disaster spending plans fell short on OMB’s watch
The Government Accountability Office found that a lack of Office of Management and Budget guidance resulted in insufficient documentation that disaster relief funds were spent efficiently.
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Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
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GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
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The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
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Federal agency recommends White House aide Conway be fired
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel said Kellyanne Conway is a “repeat offender” of the Hatch Act by disparaging Democratic presidential candidates while speaking in her official capacity during television interviews and on social media.
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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
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Senior DEA official gave special treatment to son, former colleagues
The individuals were hired as contractors within his chain of command, despite lack of qualifications. The official also misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer dollars.
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Why these employees are the most opioid-prescribed feds
U.S. Postal Service employees account for approximately 48 percent of federal employee opioid prescription costs under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act program.
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Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
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Feds: DeVos used personal emails for work in ‘limited’ cases
The agency’s Office of Inspector General, which was investigating at the request of House Democrats, said it searched the department’s email system and found a “limited” number of messages to or from Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ personal accounts.
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How disaster spending plans fell short on OMB’s watch
The Government Accountability Office found that a lack of Office of Management and Budget guidance resulted in insufficient documentation that disaster relief funds were spent efficiently.
-
Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
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GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
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The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
-
Federal agency recommends White House aide Conway be fired
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel said Kellyanne Conway is a “repeat offender” of the Hatch Act by disparaging Democratic presidential candidates while speaking in her official capacity during television interviews and on social media.
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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
-
Senior DEA official gave special treatment to son, former colleagues
The individuals were hired as contractors within his chain of command, despite lack of qualifications. The official also misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer dollars.
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Why these employees are the most opioid-prescribed feds
U.S. Postal Service employees account for approximately 48 percent of federal employee opioid prescription costs under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act program.
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Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
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Feds: DeVos used personal emails for work in ‘limited’ cases
The agency’s Office of Inspector General, which was investigating at the request of House Democrats, said it searched the department’s email system and found a “limited” number of messages to or from Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ personal accounts.
